Court Ruling On Alabama's Votes Asked
Attorneys for three Alabama voters asked the Supreme Court to order their presidential electors to vote for President Truman. The petition seeks an immediate hearing to secure a decision before December 14 when the electors vote.
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Malden Forms Mediation Board to Settle Domestic Disputes
Malden police create a Board of Mediation to settle domestic disputes before divorce court. The panel includes a minister a priest a rabbi a liquor squad officer and a police detective.
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Civitan Club hears Dr Turner on Thanksgiving origins
Civitan members heard Dr E R Turner pastor of the United Brethren Church recount Thanksgiving history. He noted the holiday predates New England by citing Greek and Roman celebrations and urged gratitude for food health and loved ones in a reflection that thinking leads to thanks.
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Soldiers to receive identity cards next month
The Army will issue identification cards to enlisted personnel next month to prove age. Military police and bartenders have struggled with spotting and beer restrictions since standard passes and doe tags do not reveal the bearer. An official said the cards are not for bartender convenience.
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Papayas and Pecans Promising Crops for Lower Rio Grande Valley
Tropical papaya and pecan crops show strong potential for expansion in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas as growers explore new commercial avenues and market opportunities.
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Truman Receives 1642 Pound Thanksgiving Turkey
President Truman was given a 1642 pound prize turkey, champion of the Ohio International Turkey Show, by the Poultry Science Club of Ohio State University. The first family will dine at Blair House with other birds, consomme, gravy, sides, and pies planned for Thanksgiving.
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Industrial Rayon Purchases Acreage Near Pleasants WV
PT. PLEASANT West Virginia Industrial Rayon announces the purchase of 1200 acres near town for a Rayon plant. The site was part of the West Virginia Ordnance Works north of the city. No start date or employment figures were provided.
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Dad To Lend Helping Hand To Runaway
Medina Ohio AP report on 15 year old Joseph A Rainer who drove from Whittier California in his father’s car with four dollars. He relied on hitchhikers for gas meals and a night’s lodging as a traffic law violation cut the trip short. His father is en route to collect him and return home.
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Early Statesman Puzzle Cross Referencing Clues
The clue set lists horizontal and vertical word prompts including signer of Declaration of Independence and South American river. Answers span vocabulary such as rescued wakening unclosed baking chamber and more to fill a crossword style grid.
Crossword Clue Fragments From a 1900s Page
A compact clue list presents partial words and phrases such as Paszie 23 French 25 Designs 28 Produce honey 30 Craft 33 Heave bodies 24 Court 36 Senior 37 Crossi 43 Praye. It shows word endings and definitions to puzzle readers.
MIT Students Suspended Over Stadium Prank Plot
MIT students were suspended after a plan to place a 15 foot square MIT sign at Harvard Stadium was uncovered. Police stopped a student as he prepared to trigger a fuse buried with wiring under the turf. A ninth student received probation and all involved must pay turf repair costs.
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Amherst College forms first Negro member in fraternity
Amherst College's Phi Psi fraternity admitted Thomas W. Gibbs of Evanston Illinois, the first Black member in the college's 127 year history. The local chapter had been suspended by the national fraternity Phi Kappa Psi two weeks earlier for intending to admit Gibbs against orders. Amherst officials ordered fraternities to remove discriminatory language from charters.
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Television gains in New York market in 1948 nine months
Wholesale value of televisions sold in the first nine months of 1948 reached 134.5 million dollars, about 30 percent of the radio market totaling 337.5 million, according to Business Week.
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Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Support for Back Pain
If kidney function falters toxins linger in the blood causing backache and fatigue. Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic trusted for over 50 years, promise relief by helping flush waste from the kidneys. Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills today.
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Thanksgiving Eve Service At St Pauls Set
Members of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church will gather Wednesday at 7 30 pm for the Annual Thanksgiving Eve Service in the church sanctuary. Organist Mrs Harold Conn will lead a program with The Pilgrims Song Melodie Friml Canzone and choruses by the Senior and Girls Vested Choirs. The Rev Harold H Jung will speak on Expressing Our Thanks with an invitation for public attendance.
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Alumni Association To Meet December 1
The Middle Town High School Alumni Association will hold its annual meeting at 8 p.m. on Wednesday December 1 in room 109 of the Senior High School. Election of officers will be held and all members are urged to attend.
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Apple varieties do not breed true from seed
Propagation by budding or grafting means apple varieties do not reproduce true to type from seed, Britannica notes. This explains why growers clone successful varieties rather than plant seeds.
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